The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-18
LOCAL BRIEFS

TRE CH215rMAL Boom is upon Us.
HENRY TURNER vas arrested for
7agraucy yesterday.
Mccormick & go. yesterday received:
Hanauer bullion. IS, l5J.
The HooDMAN Blind Company played
in Park City last evening.
THERE ARE messages at the Western
Union Telegraph Office for E. layer
and julia Farrer.
JAMES PETERSON was tried in the
Police Court yesterday on a charge of
Vagrancy. He was discharged.
WELLS. FARGO & Co.'s shipments
Yesterday were: Base bullion, 81, 300;
6ne bars, 500 ,520. Total, Sal $40.
& FINE specimen Of ore from the
CRESCENT mine was presented TO the
Chamber OF Commerce yesterday.
LATE LAST night the police ran in
three man for vagrancy; their names
are, Weischr Lancaster aud Brodky.
MARKET Row presents a forrest-like
appearance from the my riadS of Christ
mas trees III front of the grocery stores.
The CHILDREN's ball at the Theatre
yesterday was WelI-Sttended by the
little ones, and in the evening children
of larger growth enjoyed themselves
until nearly midnight.
The D. & R. g. will run two trains 70
the Hot Spring Lake to day, leaving at
10 am. ana 2 pm, and returning at
1870 and 5 50.
OK MONDAY the Utah Central will run
q skating train to Hot Spring Lake,
leaving the depot az O'Clock p M, and
returning at pm,
The PAINTING on the new Eldredge
BLOCK enormously credited to Laugblin
and KnapSOu was done by the firm of
tangton & Knapton.
BA1LY & Sons shipped carload OF
tucerne seed 20 Kenans. Although the
profits are small they thought it best to
get 1t cut OF tbs country.
YESTERDAY Nh. J. L. LUCAS was
thrown from g wagon near the corner
of First East and Second South Street,
and sustained some severe bruises
shout the face and head.
The WEEKLY column OF religious news
published in the SUNDAY HERALD under
the heading of Church Chimes, meets
with warm favor from the ministers of
all denominations. A gOodly number
of new subscribers to the Sunday issue
came in during the week owing to this
feature of the paper alone.
A SMALL army of carpenters and
maSo 5, with two drays, and 8 noun
tain OF boxes and machinery, made
matters decidedly confused around the
HERALD sidewalk yesterday afternoon
and far into the hours of this morning.
The cause was the receipt Of the new
HERALD press from Chicago, which will
be sat up at once in time to assist PRINT
ing the monster Christmas edition.
4 hive OF bees was as nothing COM
pared to the swarm Of customers that
aurged through the Eagle Emporium
yesterday, and fairly wore out MIR.
Thomas and his force of genial em-
ployees-who were heartily glad when
the time cana to close the shutters.
4 glance at the interior of the EN-
porium would have convinced the most
skeptical that the holiday boom had
struck us.
THE HERALD prints to-day the first of
q series of letters from the. pen of Will
Carleton, under the heading "a Poet in
Mid Ocean" These letters will here
after be regular features of The SUNDAY
HERALD, arrangements having been
made by which the distinguished poet 8
letters during his present European
jsunt, she'll be furnished to number
of American newspapers, aid THE
HERALD having secured the exc usive
privilege of publishing them III this part
Of the country.